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Where to eat Sushi food in Saint-Witz: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Sushi food in Saint-Witz, France including Nagoya, Tokyo, Sushi Rama, Moonsushi
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1. Nagoya
Overall Ratings
3 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By blackpool60
Second visit here. It advertises as a buffet restaurant but is much better than that. Staff take your order and bring it to your table. The food is, therefore, freshly cooked and hot.It is not necessary to order all at the same time. Good for sharing.On the downside, the sushi etc may have been standing for a while but was totally acceptable.
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2. Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Jorge R
Une carte classique de nourriture japonaise, un endroit idéal pour un petit repas à la fois léger et copieux.Des tempuras de crevettes et des beignets de légumes croustillants; des brochettes gouteuses, succulentes; des gyozas légers, pauvres en graisses; des nouilles avec des légumes croquantes; du riz pas collant; le saké sec et corsé.Il ya du choix et la qualité est là . Le tout servi en quantité suffisante pour ne pas regretter la dernière bouchée.On sort avec la sensation d'avoir mangé à la fois sainement et copieusement.Salle spacieuse, discrète et reposante et un service agréable et efficace.
3. Sushi Rama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By mdns
Didn't have the sushi, but some noodle dishes.Tasted just OK, nothing special, but the prices were reasonable considering this was just outside of Paris.Walking distance from our hotel, it did feed us well when we were badly jetlagged!
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4. Moonsushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Thunderchief
We chose this place as a good cheap dinner for our first night of almost two weeks in France. A meal and beer cost about 12.50 Euros which I think is pretty good. The food was plentiful and the restaurant, while small, has a dine-in bench, so we did. It is quite a popular, apparently with off-duty hosties from what we could work out. If airline staff are eating there then that's a good sign.
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